Vocational Training Queensland (VTQ) works with a range of organisations that provide support to young people needing assistance in developing literacy, numeracy and general education skills. We can work alongside your organisation to provide high quality educational options. The CGEA curriculum is widely used across a number of educational settings to re-engage learners and to provide pathways. This includes community education programs, TAFE and private RTOs nationally with a range of learner groups. Learner groups include:

• learners who left mainstream education early, and whose life experiences have inhibited
  access to education, training and employment
• Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander learners
• at risk youth
• mature aged learners including long term residents from non-English speaking backgrounds
• learners in correctional institutions and youth justice facilities.

VTQ can also provide a range of options for organisations needing high quality non-accredited education programs.

We work with community-based organisations, schools, alternative education programs and youth justice service centres. VTQ can work in urban, rural and remote locations in Queensland and interstate as we deliver training and assessment in an online mode, using blended course materials – printed, ‘hands on’ and digital.

Young people are supported in their learning through partnerships with organisations that provide support services and mentors to young people in their home communities. Some of our support service partners and clients include: